Binging with Babish: Tyler's Bullsh*t from The Menu 

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tyler getting destroyed was my favorite scene in the movie

"Did he just quote Martin Luther King?"

I bear witness to a revolution in cuisine.

Maybe you want to jam it into the PacoJet?

I’m not sure if you know this or not, but an omelette is the hardest thing to make correctly to chef specifications. It’s so hard, in fact, that it’s a common practice in an interview for a potential chef to make an omelette on the spot, because it’s a true test of culinary skill!

Go even simpler: make some spaghetti or a peanut butter jelly sandwich

​@@newageprometheus Even simpler: fried rice

Pickle in a Cup

​@@janesays1278well that depends what type of Omelette. American omelettes are extremely easy. French? There's the challenge.

Indeed. Tyler believed that because he knew the taste and complexities of Slowik’s work, he could hope to replicate it. But knowing how it’s made is not the same as being able to make it yourself, and especially not make your own dish. When given the opportunity to make absolutely anything, he chose not to go simple, but to try and fail to create something that could stand up to Slowik’s cooking. Slowik quickly and very harshly reminded him that he is nothing more than what a wine taster is to a winemaker. Someone to please, if that, as he’d gladly put anything Slowik put on a plate in his mouth. He’s like a child, eager to please and willing to take anything Slowik gives him. Worshipping him. That’s why Slowik told him to do what he did. Tyler would ruin his masterpiece, the dessert.

What did that bear every do to you bro.

This is what made the movie truly a horror movie for me. People with knives and monsters jumping out are ok but easy to get used to. Nothing strikes deeper that disappointing and being insulted by someone you admire as an ultimate authority on the one thing you hold most dear.

the movie was kinda silently genius i wish people liked it more

@@rosie2341 The ending is a bit wild for my taste, and others, and I think that's really the list of complaints. It's a tad slow, but really I thought the pacing was brilliant.

@@rosie2341 The only part that I found really really weird was the chasing the men around. I get they were critiquing power and famous male chefs, but it just didn't quite feel like that part of the plot was as well developed as the other parts. It was more just... weird, how there was no consequence.

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​@@darkowl9 i think that was the point. how people try to make it seem like men get punished by their behaviour towards women, but in truth, they don't. it's only to make us *think* they're getting punished.

The video would be hours long with all the bowls of split emulsion he'd have to make.

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I'd want to see that

Babish not making his own bread challenge (IMPOSSIBLE)

That would've been the perfect April fools video

This is awesome

Very nice

Nice

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Excellent

It was the only way he could truly break Tyler. If Slowik had skinned, boiled, or roasted him, Tyler could have rationalized it as him being a part of the experience. So instead, Chef hit him where it hurt most; his ego.

In a crowning twist, Tyler didn’t even get to be a part of the final dish. He didn’t get to give himself to the flame. He was just a useless discarded part.

@@stingerjohnny9951 And even in the end, Tyler never quite got the hint. He hanged himself in Slowik's meat locker still trying to be a part of his materials...

Basically the chef was frustrated he couldnt get Tyler lol

Poor Tyler. He didnt enjoyed the experience to be burned alive on mashmallows and molten chocolate, a noble way for a man die.

Yeah, when he asks that one chick what school she went to and she names off Yale or something and then he asks her if she has student debt and she's like no, and he replies with "yeah, you're dead too" lolz

@@shawnhenderson2091 Yes! I forgot about that one lol. That was hilarious.

@@shawnhenderson2091 Brown, not Yale.

It is a dark comedy after all the comedy was intentional

​@@pjabrony8280 I'm sorry, you're dying.

I'm still holding out hope for at least an Anime with Alvin on the beef stroganoff from Symphogear

I remember the first time he deviated from that form, with the cake from Portal. Everyone (including me at the time) got angry in the comments, so he even apologized in the comments... for not making a fishy, poisonous cake! I'm glad he's not beholden to a formula anymore, but I do love when he goes back to the old gold standard!

It's because he had Alvin replace him on his own show. If I wanted to watch an unfunny, unentertaining, Babish rip off then I would simply go to the guys channel

Just missing some Cream on Chrome

​@@thekekman8483alvins not a replacement, babish just doesnt want to work as hard as he used to. Alvins channel is different than what he posts on here, because In guessing Babish wants him to keep the same style as he has.

Except for The Mess

@@anonymousgirl4605 Yeah I know I know.

@@anonymousgirl4605 *especially* the mess, it would be the ultimate finale to Binging with babish

@@anonymousgirl4605 Well he can still make the food part of the mess but definitely not the whole thing

​@@anonymousgirl4605and the s'more

He deserved it, but man, that was a hard scene for me to watch. Having to perform in front of others with zero preparation is my worst nightmare. It actually happened to me once at a job interview where, right after I finished eating lunch in a meeting room, a few people walked in and I was asked to give an impromptu presentation on something. I nearly threw up my pizza.

really I mean ya he deserved but the Second-hand embarrassment my stomach turned inside out

That was the part of the movie that I didn’t get. Why he deserved it in the first place?

He really did, he deserved so much worse too but man, watching Nicholas Hoult go through it all... His nervousness, awkward need for approval and attention on top of that heart shattering scene just broke me. He sold it so freaking well.

​@@antonpanferov SPOILERS: He literally tricked the main character, Margot, into going to the island KNOWING that everyone, including her, was going to die. His ego was so big, he lied himself into a corner and he would have rather k***ed himself than to acknowledge his lies. Overall, his pride was his downfall, and he was overall a really terrible person. He didn't care about anything but his pride.

Or DID she really make it out alive? Some may say her cheeseburger was laced 😯

​@@elizasullivan1441 don't think that's likely. Margot's request was out of left field as no one has outright challenged Chef by sending the food back and being completely honest about the food. As a professional, he made the best burger possible to Margot's request (no fancy bs) amd a perfectionist like him wouldn't dilute the quality of the meal simply to poison her as it wouldn't be teaching her a lesson. Chef wasn't killing everyone for the sake of it. It was to make a scene about the state of fine dining. Everything was symbolic and he wouldn't have been able to quickly craft a way to give meaning to a poisoned burger.

@@wonderrofl sounds like the murder-y version of ratatouille

@@elizasullivan1441 I doubt Chef Slowik would taint one of his own dishes like that

He quite literally had it coming because he also knew he was going to die

The first course. The saltwater is poisonous.

@@SanFranDentist94301 It was filtered saltwater.

@@EeveelutionStorm Filtering does nothing to seawater but clean it. It doesn't desalinate it. There's a giant difference.

@@SanFranDentist94301 You don't know how to make salt from seawater then: Paying for your salt? If you live near the coast, you can make it yourself. But making this tasty condiment depends on more than just boiling off seawater. Strain seawater through a fine sieve or muslin to get rid of any debris, then boil it until 90 per cent of the water evaporates, stirring occasionally.Feb 13, 2012 Literally first thing that happens when you google it. They had to do this in Japan during wartime.

@@EeveelutionStorm You could have kept all that. I fully understand desalination and salt harvesting. Slowik did say it was "desalinated" and I dont recall' it being filtered. But uhhhhh thanks for the mansplain.

They spend a lot of time with trial and error. Doesn't hurt to try stuff and see what works here and there.

It's all standing on the shoulders of those who came before. Almost every combination can be made to work with the right preparations.

Hopefully

Killed Tyler too.

Yes

​@@IveGotANaggingFear STOPP 💀

Killed him too.

Then Tyler just becomes a smore. Just another ingredient in the menu. The plot wouldn't change too much. It would annoy the audience tough

It hit me when Andrew was talking about how Slowik would hate his improved version too: even if he did like it, coming from Tyler, he'd just go on some rant on how awful a sin it was to keep such a wonderful talent for cooking to himself and still expect him to die.

It always throws me off when I see him with a nose

That's the scenario of Ratatouille no?

Tyler: The boy who didn't live.

An unexpected surprise is one of the best ways to get a favorite.

He deserved to be humiliated like that

​@@royal-wolf They *all* deserved what they got.

Yeah, let's not forget Tyler brought Margot along knowing what was happening. No pity for Tyler.

I just feel like. He still got off easy lol.

​@@ivyadie7570 nah he got embarrassed after pretending to be better than everyone and he did not get to finish his dream of being apart of the menu

Well considering he made an “accurate” version of the poisoned dessert from Dexter and an “actually” spiked version of the kitty treats from the Aristocats, you can expect some form of toy gun (although probably not even that considering he lives in NYC), and a well edited shot with special effect that makes it look like brains and blood have been splattered everywhere.

Gordon: 😑

It's fking raw!! Or where's the lamb sauce?! Literally a justified question since Tyler cooked lamb for his dish 😂

I figured it would be Master Chef.

Would lose first before Raj!! HAHAHAHAHAHA

Glad I wasn't the only one thinking of hk after seeing the lamb

Pity Tyler didn't stick around afterwards to hang out

@@TacComControl Can’t blame the guy for getting a little choked up.

@@phoenix6920 That critique was really breath-taking

That critique left him hanging...... Idk

You could say chef's critique really took the wind out of him

oh heck yeah! tho i don't think he'd want to recreate the s'more, blowing up a whole kitchen might be too expensive

@@puppyhowler or The Mess. Might have a hard time explaining to one of his employees that their next meal will be a .357 Magnum.

Probably the same thing. He had already made up his mind on how the night would end.

“You didn’t come up with this, what you don’t think all chefs don’t also watch babish, back to the closet with you

@@militustoica Idk man, throughout the entire movie, he didn't lie once. He doesn't seem like the type to make up flaws for things to go according to plan.

@@torpedex4600what about the movie, Calling Mr Sunshine? that justification was just laughable

If Tyler could have produced Babish's better version, probably he would have never been brought to that dinner. It would mean he had some appreciation for the actual work and dedication it takes to reach that level, and not just a simpering fanboy.

I don’t know when Tyler ever claimed that though. It was wrong of the chef to assume that.

Interesting how you used 'wholesome' to describe the movie, I guess it is in a way

@@hed-empti2336 I know it’s really weird but as a person who’s grown up in and around this industry watching the burger scene really put a smile on my face since it really showcased the Industry really well, it’s a beautiful film that will stick with me forever

@@RJTheCerealGuy I'm glad it will, I just haven't thought how people with personal experience in the industry would feel while seeing it. I think that kind of visceral connection is really valuable and I'm sad I don't get to experience it in this instance, lol

@@hed-empti2336 feeling like no other, I was in awe watching it

It caught the magic. You had to have lived through it to understand.

I wanted to tell you that when I saw you in the DFW airport Nov 2019, but this will do 😊

hope he does the broken emulsion next

Probably something along the lines of "You're a failure. You don't deserve to be a part of this kitchen. You don't deserve to be a part of the menu. Take the rope in the closet and hang yourself" at least that's how I imagine jt

Are you Tyler?

He told him that he was a terrible chef and would never have his respect

"You are an idiot sandwich."

Considering how devastated Tyler was, probably something like "you are so worthless to me you don't even deserve to be on the menu. Now go hang yourself in the backroom"

Just don't make The Mess

Bro can we get the mess first. Geez.

I mean unless he find people to sacrifice and be okay with dying he might have to make alternative s’mores

@@mirrormarvel5751 he got the BCU crew

He needs to find an island, build a restaurant and drown the owner first though. Please wait

Absolute best case scenario is that Tyler would have just joined the kitchen staff but still would have died at the end.

There are lots of movies like this... Dark comedy isn't a new genre

Tucker and Dale vs evil Cabin in the woods The later parts if the evil dead franchise

@Evelyn Greene truly a real nightmare

If you like that, then you might want to check out Little Shop of Horrors. It’s not only a great horror comedy, but it’s also a great musical.

Why is it sad?

@@godlygamer911 rope

@@jmbayot He literally knowingly brought someone along with him that he knew was going to die, so it's KINDA hard to feel bad for him.

It was pretty satisfying, actually. Tyler was a serious pos and knowingly brought Margo to die.

The bread episode would certainly be easy and quick to make.

Your wife isn't too bright

@@godlygamer911 he is doing okay but it’s not really like the last one lol but that’s what i said to him about it when he got back to me and said she would like it but it was just okay

​@@JonCodec ... What? Where punctuation? Where am I meant to pause in this statement? I can't tell what you're trying to say.

Ironically the dish of The Mess itself seemed like the most tasty of the whole planned menu. I second we get this minus the revolver

@Alex N I know right.🤣